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| − | A receptacle generally having less than 10 [[gallon]] capacity (consumer or institutional sizes) used for storing products such as [[soft drink | + | A '''can''' is a receptacle generally having less than 10 [[gallon]] capacity (consumer or institutional sizes) used for storing products such as [[soft drink]]s. |
To '''can''' can also mean to pack a product in a can or a wide-mouth glass container for processing, shipping or storage. | To '''can''' can also mean to pack a product in a can or a wide-mouth glass container for processing, shipping or storage. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:18, June 24, 2016
A can is a receptacle generally having less than 10 gallon capacity (consumer or institutional sizes) used for storing products such as soft drinks.
To can can also mean to pack a product in a can or a wide-mouth glass container for processing, shipping or storage.